Harold Coyle

The bestselling author of Team Yankee, "master of military fiction" Harold Coyle returns. In a novel both exciting and frighteningly realistic, Harold Coyle demonstrates once again that one of the nation's most important struggles is being fought on its own territory. Freedom. It is brought settlers to America's coasts, and it's the ideal that many laid down their lives to preserve. But, as the greatest nation in the world enters the new millennium,...

Frustrated that his unit is pursuing a goal that has nothing to do with their mission, soldier Nathan Dixon encounters political resistance while working to undermine a terrorist who would unite various Islamic factions in order to maximize American casualties.

A New Jersey businessman arranges to have his sons fight on opposite sides in the Civil War so he can be a winner either way. The novel follows the brothers' fortunes in love and war, climaxing in their meeting at the Battle of Gettysburg. By the author of Code of Honor.

A military thriller featuring Captain NancyKozak of the U.S. Army on a covert operation inColombia. She battles drug barons and leftistrevolutionaries, the mission complicated by personalanimosity between her and the major-general incommand

Hard on the heels of revolution and hope, Europe is suddenly in flames with the American Army drawn into a shooting war.

First Lt. Nathan Dixon, assigned to accompany the Third Platoon of C Company and its young leader, Second Lt. Gerald Reider, on a NATO peacekeeping mission in near-future Slovakia, is put off by the West Point graduate's elitist attitude, but the two men soon find themselves with bigger problems on their hands.

A scenario of the first fourteen days of World War III for Team Yankee commander Bannon and his men.

Continues the story begun in the author's novel, "Look Away," telling of James and Kevin Bannon, brothers whose personal animosity is exacerbated when they fight on opposing sides of the Civil War.